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Goog\'s Track is a track that traverses Yumbarra Conservation Park and Yellabinna Regional Reserve, from Ceduna north to the Transcontinental railway line at Malbooma.Approx. 200 km in length. The road then follows the railway line east to Glendambo, via Tarcoola and Kingoonya.

There are approx. 300 sand dunes to cross. Most of the dunes are fairly easy going, but there are a few that can be a bit chopped up on the approaches, and might test some vehicles.

There are a couple of interesting side trcks going to Goog\'s Lake and Mount Finke.

Reduced tyre pressures and sand flags are mandatory. Recommended direction of travel is from south to north.

This is remote country, and there are no facilities on the track, so self-sufficiency is a must.

Fuel is available at Ceduna and Glendambo. You need to allow for enough fuel  for approx 400km.

The included GPS track starts from the Ceduna Tourist Information Centre. Camping Permits can be purchased here.Camping is $5 per night per vehicle. There are many good campsites at Goog\'s Lake.

Added by vossy:

This track starts out the back of Ceduna by an old farmer many years ago. He used a old bulldozer to push up a track from his property to the trans australian railway. It\'s about 150kms of rough dirt road and sand dune after sand dune, with some salt lakes thrown in. There is a monument for old Goog along the track. A good place to stop and take a photo.

Extra fuel is needed because it\'s several 100 kms before the next fuel stop.

Best time to go is during autumn and early spring.